rego in Oz (esp. queensland)
Jul 21st 2003, 7:25 am
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rego in Oz (esp. queensland)
g'day there
whant to know how to registrate a car in queensland/australia ?
I'm german and the car is located in queensland and wasnt registrated for one year.
what documents do I need?
where have I to go to (agency, insurance etc.)
any idea of costs ?
thanks a lot for any hint.
zonko
whant to know how to registrate a car in queensland/australia ?
I'm german and the car is located in queensland and wasnt registrated for one year.
what documents do I need?
where have I to go to (agency, insurance etc.)
any idea of costs ?
thanks a lot for any hint.
zonko
Jul 21st 2003, 8:34 am
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Re: rego in Oz (esp. queensland)
Zonko,
See http://www.transport.qld.gov.au/qt/d...istration_home
Dean
"zonko" wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> g'day there
> whant to know how to registrate a car in queensland/australia ?
> I'm german and the car is located in queensland and wasnt registrated for
one year.
> what documents do I need?
> where have I to go to (agency, insurance etc.)
> any idea of costs ?
> thanks a lot for any hint.
> zonko
See http://www.transport.qld.gov.au/qt/d...istration_home
Dean
"zonko" wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> g'day there
> whant to know how to registrate a car in queensland/australia ?
> I'm german and the car is located in queensland and wasnt registrated for
one year.
> what documents do I need?
> where have I to go to (agency, insurance etc.)
> any idea of costs ?
> thanks a lot for any hint.
> zonko
Jul 21st 2003, 10:18 am
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Re: rego in Oz (esp. queensland)
"zonko" wrote in message
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> g'day there
> whant to know how to registrate a car in queensland/australia ?
> I'm german and the car is located in queensland and wasnt registrated for
one year.
> what documents do I need?
> where have I to go to (agency, insurance etc.)
> any idea of costs ?
> thanks a lot for any hint.
> zonko
Step one; you will need to get a temporary registration to move the vehicle
on the road - only to and from a mechanic who will do the repairs and the
safety inspection. Unless you can get someone to tow it or put it on a
trailer. Once you have the safety certificate you will need to take the
vehicle to a Queensland Transport inspection office so that they can verify
vehicle details - VIN #, engine number, seating capacity.
Once that is done you pay your $500 and get new number plates, a
registration label and you are ready for the road.
Have a good stay in Aus.
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news:[email protected]...
> g'day there
> whant to know how to registrate a car in queensland/australia ?
> I'm german and the car is located in queensland and wasnt registrated for
one year.
> what documents do I need?
> where have I to go to (agency, insurance etc.)
> any idea of costs ?
> thanks a lot for any hint.
> zonko
Step one; you will need to get a temporary registration to move the vehicle
on the road - only to and from a mechanic who will do the repairs and the
safety inspection. Unless you can get someone to tow it or put it on a
trailer. Once you have the safety certificate you will need to take the
vehicle to a Queensland Transport inspection office so that they can verify
vehicle details - VIN #, engine number, seating capacity.
Once that is done you pay your $500 and get new number plates, a
registration label and you are ready for the road.
Have a good stay in Aus.
--
www.bribieisland4x4hire.com
Jul 22nd 2003, 9:46 pm
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Re: rego in Oz (esp. queensland)
"Roger Martin" wrote in message news:...
> "zonko" wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > g'day there
> >
> > whant to know how to registrate a car in queensland/australia ?
> > I'm german and the car is located in queensland and wasnt registrated for
> one year.
> >
> > what documents do I need?
> > where have I to go to (agency, insurance etc.)
> > any idea of costs ?
> >
> > thanks a lot for any hint.
> >
> > zonko
>
> Step one; you will need to get a temporary registration to move the vehicle
> on the road - only to and from a mechanic who will do the repairs and the
> safety inspection. Unless you can get someone to tow it or put it on a
> trailer. Once you have the safety certificate you will need to take the
> vehicle to a Queensland Transport inspection office so that they can verify
> vehicle details - VIN #, engine number, seating capacity.
>
> Once that is done you pay your $500 and get new number plates, a
> registration label and you are ready for the road.
>
> Have a good stay in Aus.
Dear Roger
thks for your imediate answer;
is there any problem if we have no fixed adress in AUS ?
zonko
> "zonko" wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > g'day there
> >
> > whant to know how to registrate a car in queensland/australia ?
> > I'm german and the car is located in queensland and wasnt registrated for
> one year.
> >
> > what documents do I need?
> > where have I to go to (agency, insurance etc.)
> > any idea of costs ?
> >
> > thanks a lot for any hint.
> >
> > zonko
>
> Step one; you will need to get a temporary registration to move the vehicle
> on the road - only to and from a mechanic who will do the repairs and the
> safety inspection. Unless you can get someone to tow it or put it on a
> trailer. Once you have the safety certificate you will need to take the
> vehicle to a Queensland Transport inspection office so that they can verify
> vehicle details - VIN #, engine number, seating capacity.
>
> Once that is done you pay your $500 and get new number plates, a
> registration label and you are ready for the road.
>
> Have a good stay in Aus.
Dear Roger
thks for your imediate answer;
is there any problem if we have no fixed adress in AUS ?
zonko
Jul 22nd 2003, 10:42 pm
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Re: rego in Oz (esp. queensland)
"zonko" wrote in message
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> "Roger Martin" wrote in message
news:...
> > "zonko" wrote in message
> > news:[email protected]...
> > > g'day there
> > >
> > > whant to know how to registrate a car in queensland/australia ?
> > > I'm german and the car is located in queensland and wasnt registrated
for
> > one year.
> > >
> > > what documents do I need?
> > > where have I to go to (agency, insurance etc.)
> > > any idea of costs ?
> > >
> > > thanks a lot for any hint.
> > >
> > > zonko
> >
> > Step one; you will need to get a temporary registration to move the
vehicle
> > on the road - only to and from a mechanic who will do the repairs and
the
> > safety inspection. Unless you can get someone to tow it or put it on a
> > trailer. Once you have the safety certificate you will need to take the
> > vehicle to a Queensland Transport inspection office so that they can
verify
> > vehicle details - VIN #, engine number, seating capacity.
> >
> > Once that is done you pay your $500 and get new number plates, a
> > registration label and you are ready for the road.
> >
> > Have a good stay in Aus.
> Dear Roger
> thks for your imediate answer;
> is there any problem if we have no fixed adress in AUS ?
> zonko
G'day Zonko,
Not really, just give a mailing address which you know will forward mail
onto you when needed - Registration documents, etc. But best not to make it
too difficult for the public servants and just keep quiet about no fixed
address.
Roger
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news:[email protected]...
> "Roger Martin" wrote in message
news:...
> > "zonko" wrote in message
> > news:[email protected]...
> > > g'day there
> > >
> > > whant to know how to registrate a car in queensland/australia ?
> > > I'm german and the car is located in queensland and wasnt registrated
for
> > one year.
> > >
> > > what documents do I need?
> > > where have I to go to (agency, insurance etc.)
> > > any idea of costs ?
> > >
> > > thanks a lot for any hint.
> > >
> > > zonko
> >
> > Step one; you will need to get a temporary registration to move the
vehicle
> > on the road - only to and from a mechanic who will do the repairs and
the
> > safety inspection. Unless you can get someone to tow it or put it on a
> > trailer. Once you have the safety certificate you will need to take the
> > vehicle to a Queensland Transport inspection office so that they can
verify
> > vehicle details - VIN #, engine number, seating capacity.
> >
> > Once that is done you pay your $500 and get new number plates, a
> > registration label and you are ready for the road.
> >
> > Have a good stay in Aus.
> Dear Roger
> thks for your imediate answer;
> is there any problem if we have no fixed adress in AUS ?
> zonko
G'day Zonko,
Not really, just give a mailing address which you know will forward mail
onto you when needed - Registration documents, etc. But best not to make it
too difficult for the public servants and just keep quiet about no fixed
address.
Roger
--
www.bribieisland4x4hire.com
Jul 23rd 2003, 1:36 am
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Re: rego in Oz (esp. queensland)
> G'day Zonko,
>
> Not really, just give a mailing address which you know will forward mail
> onto you when needed - Registration documents, etc. But best not to make it
> too difficult for the public servants and just keep quiet about no fixed
> address.
>
> Roger
>
Can't speak for QLD, but the blokes in SA chucked a wobbly when I asked them
to send rego etc. to Canada. They didn't say it couldn't be done, but
couldn't quite figure out how to do it (among other things, we have a six
digit postal code which wouldn't fit the Australian 4 digit field). They
were more than happy to send it along to the local backpackers' (country
SA).
However, they did manage to send me a rego reimbursement cheque in Canada
so it must be possible.
>
> Not really, just give a mailing address which you know will forward mail
> onto you when needed - Registration documents, etc. But best not to make it
> too difficult for the public servants and just keep quiet about no fixed
> address.
>
> Roger
>
Can't speak for QLD, but the blokes in SA chucked a wobbly when I asked them
to send rego etc. to Canada. They didn't say it couldn't be done, but
couldn't quite figure out how to do it (among other things, we have a six
digit postal code which wouldn't fit the Australian 4 digit field). They
were more than happy to send it along to the local backpackers' (country
SA).
However, they did manage to send me a rego reimbursement cheque in Canada
so it must be possible.
Jul 23rd 2003, 9:33 am
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Re: rego in Oz (esp. queensland)
"Raffi Balmanoukian"
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> > G'day Zonko,
> couldn't quite figure out how to do it (among other things, we have a six
> digit postal code which wouldn't fit the Australian 4 digit field). They
> were more than happy to send it along to the local
Digits and letters - designed by someone who hated typists!
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wrote in message
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> > G'day Zonko,
> couldn't quite figure out how to do it (among other things, we have a six
> digit postal code which wouldn't fit the Australian 4 digit field). They
> were more than happy to send it along to the local
Digits and letters - designed by someone who hated typists!
--
Tony Bailey
Mercury World Travel
Mercury Travel Books
Jul 23rd 2003, 10:37 am
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In article ,
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> Digits and letters - designed by someone who hated typists!
Not always.
http://www.ppq.com.au
Cheers
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> Digits and letters - designed by someone who hated typists!
Not always.
http://www.ppq.com.au
Cheers
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Jul 23rd 2003, 1:27 pm
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in article [email protected], Tony Bailey at
[email protected] wrote on 7/23/03 6:33 PM:
> "Raffi Balmanoukian"
> wrote in message
> news:BB441712.1A601%[email protected]...
>>
>>> G'day Zonko,
>> couldn't quite figure out how to do it (among other things, we have a six
>> digit postal code which wouldn't fit the Australian 4 digit field). They
>> were more than happy to send it along to the local
>
> Digits and letters - designed by someone who hated typists!
but not Christmas....Santa's postal code is H0H 0H0
[email protected] wrote on 7/23/03 6:33 PM:
> "Raffi Balmanoukian"
> wrote in message
> news:BB441712.1A601%[email protected]...
>>
>>> G'day Zonko,
>> couldn't quite figure out how to do it (among other things, we have a six
>> digit postal code which wouldn't fit the Australian 4 digit field). They
>> were more than happy to send it along to the local
>
> Digits and letters - designed by someone who hated typists!
but not Christmas....Santa's postal code is H0H 0H0
